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Understanding 9/11TM 9-225 Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50, M2, Aircraft, Fixed And Flexible, 1940
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TM 9-225 Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50, M2, Aircraft, Fixed And Flexible, 1940-11-08
Prepared under direction of the Chief of Ordnance
Paragraph
Section I. General.
Purpose 1
Scope 2
References 3
Data 4
Description 5
Operation 6
II. Disassembly, assembly, and head space.
General 7
Removal of groups from gun 8
Replacing groups in gun 9
Head space 10
Detailed disassembling 11
Assembling 12
Changing from left-hand feed to right-hand feed 13
Converting a fixed gun into a flexible gun 14
III. Stoppages and immediate action.
Stoppages 15
Immediate action 16
IV. Care and preservation.
General 17
Points to be observed before a flight 18
Points to be observed after a flight 19
Working in the machine gun 20
Care and cleaning of gun 21
Method of filling oil buffer 22
V. Ammunition.
Nomenclature 23
Classification 24
Identification 24
Model 26
Lot number 27
Section
V. Ammunition — Continued. Paragraph
Identification card 28
Grade 29
Marking 30
Care, handling, and preservation 31
Storage 32
Authorized rounds 33
Ballistic data 34
Defects found after firing 35
Field reports of accidents 36
VI. Spare parts and accessories.
Spare parts 37
Accessories 38
Page
Appendix.- List of references 51
Prepared under direction of the Chief of Ordnance
Paragraph
Section I. General.
Purpose 1
Scope 2
References 3
Data 4
Description 5
Operation 6
II. Disassembly, assembly, and head space.
General 7
Removal of groups from gun 8
Replacing groups in gun 9
Head space 10
Detailed disassembling 11
Assembling 12
Changing from left-hand feed to right-hand feed 13
Converting a fixed gun into a flexible gun 14
III. Stoppages and immediate action.
Stoppages 15
Immediate action 16
IV. Care and preservation.
General 17
Points to be observed before a flight 18
Points to be observed after a flight 19
Working in the machine gun 20
Care and cleaning of gun 21
Method of filling oil buffer 22
V. Ammunition.
Nomenclature 23
Classification 24
Identification 24
Model 26
Lot number 27
Section
V. Ammunition — Continued. Paragraph
Identification card 28
Grade 29
Marking 30
Care, handling, and preservation 31
Storage 32
Authorized rounds 33
Ballistic data 34
Defects found after firing 35
Field reports of accidents 36
VI. Spare parts and accessories.
Spare parts 37
Accessories 38
Page
Appendix.- List of references 51
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